Stop public booze-sex parties at South Bay Club
A long-running off-duty officers scene near the South Bay Club sparked a crackdown as police officials promise to end public booze and sexual activities. The controversy involves about 10 officers and has drawn comparison to fictional depictions of police revelry.
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Carter vows inflation curb plan aims to boost growth
President Carter sent Congress a 31.2 billion economic program with a 50 tax rebate for nearly all Americans. He urged voluntary wage and price restraint and signaled plans to strengthen the Council on Wage and Price Stability. The two-year program targets about one million new jobs and a 6.8 percent unemployment rate in built figures.
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Council On Wage and Price Stability
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President’s Council of
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Tough tanker rules tighten U S navigation and safety standards
Washington AP Secretary Brock Adams called tanker accidents intolerable and ordered that all tankers in U S waters be equipped with LORAN C and other navigational devices. The rules cover vessels over 1600 tons, require regular position fixes and crew readiness, and mandate notifying the Coast Guard if navigational equipment fails before entry or departure from U S ports.
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Washington
Brock Adams
U.S
Father dead two sons hunted in Norwalk slaying
A Norwalk man Frank Zarate was beaten to death at his home early Monday. Deputies sought two of his three sons, one 17, and Anthony, 21, after they argued with him around 4 a.m. and vanished. The body was found at about 10 a.m. by his wife and youngest son at 11850 Chesterton Street.
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Chesterton St
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Zarate
Gas crisis power for Carter authority approved by Senate
The Senate approved by 91 to 2 the emergency authority for President Carter to redirect natural gas supplies to protect homes, small firms, and public services amid a cold-spawned gas crisis. House committee changes on price controls were not expected to block final passage. House votes were anticipated with possible bypass of the committee version.
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House
James Abourezk
D-5
John Tower
Rtex
Cold shutdowns hit schools and jobs across states
A severe cold snap and natural gas shortage crippled daily life with at least 75 deaths and millions of workers laid off. Thousands of schools closed, especially in the Northeast, as states restricted heating fuel and emergency measures spread across 11 states. Unemployment offices processed claims amid a debt of 3.6 billion dollars in funds.
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Ohio
California rainfall pattern spells mixed February outlook
The National Weather Service forecasts for February warn that Southern California may receive normal to above normal rain while Northern California and the Sierra Nevada stay drier. The drought costs reach about 750000, with hydro power losses not yet tallied. San Joaquin Valley remains drier than normal overall.
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Mother Nature
California
National Weather Service
Mday
Sierra Nevada
Arthur Gustafson
Weather Service
San Francisco Bay Area
San Joaquin Valley
Fresno
Dixon slur on Nader shocks FTC meeting in Virginia
Federal Trade Commissioner Paul Rand Dixon allegedly called consumer advocate Ralph Nader "a son of a Arab" at a Grocery Manufacturers Association session in Arlington Virginia on January 17. Dixon refused to apologize, saying he would not. Nader and his supporters demanded an apology but Dixon defended his remarks as his attitude toward Nader.
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Nader
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Carter
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Arlington
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Moot
Senator Deukmejian May Run For State Attorney General
Report notes Sen. Deukmejian may seek the post of state attorney general as part of a broader political landscape. Mentions Gov. Brown proposing to remove traffic ticket cases from courts and a strict ethics code for Congress. George Robeson nominates a theater for Hero's Medal following a ceiling collapse.
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